WADE MILLER

It was a season of wins, losses, emotions and ultimately uniting a community.

The Uvalde Coyotes will play their final regular-season home football game tomorrow when they face the Somerset Bulldogs before what will be a large 2022 Uvalde High School Homecoming crowd. Kick-off time for the District 14-4A Division 1 contest in the Honey Bowl is set for 7 p.m. Coach Koy Detmer’s Somerset Bulldogs, 3-1 in

Pete Luna|Leader-NewsQuarterback Chris Rodriguez runs away from a Memorial defender and sprints for a 13-yard gain. Rodriguez carried the football 10 times in the contest for a total of 70 yards. He also completed five passes for 53 yards and a touchdown. The Uvalde Coyotes rolled to a 31-6 road victory over the San Antonio

Pete Luna|Leader-NewsSlotback Jonathan Jimenez hurdles a would-be Poteet defender after catching a short pass during the second half of the Uvalde-Poteet game. Jimenez caught three passes in the game for a total of 31 yards. The Uvalde Coyotes rallied for two fourth-period touchdowns, but their comeback fell short as the Poteet Aggies posted a 21-12

The Houston Texans used their opener to honor and remember the victims of the Uvalde Elementary school shooting.

The Uvalde Coyotes will be on the road tomorrow to play the Poteet Aggies in football competition. Kick-off time for the contest is set for 7 p.m. Coach Darby House’s Aggies are off to a 2-0 start. Last Friday night, the Aggies made their season home debut with a thrilling 16-13 win over the Goliad

Pete Luna|Leader-NewsThree Uvalde defensive players combine efforts to tackle the Hondo ball carrier. The football action took place during scrimmage competition between the Coyotes and the Owls last Thursday night. Tomorrow, the Coyotes will begin their regular-season with a road game against the Carrizo Springs Wildcats. Tomorrow at Carrizo Springs, the Uvalde Coyotes will get

Weeks after the tragedy in Uvalde, head football coach Wade Miller and the football team searched for ways to honor the victims at Robb Elementary.

The high school football season will soon kickoff and in Uvalde, the jersey number 21 will hold a special significance this year.

The start of pre-season football practice for the Uvalde Coyotes is just over one month away. Coach Wade Miller’s Coyotes will begin practice for the 2022 season on Aug. 1 at the Uvalde High School practice complex. The Coyotes will top off the second week of practice with a controlled scrimmage against the Jourdanton Indians.

The Uvalde Coyotes will kick off their 2022 football season with the first day of pre-season practice on Aug. 1. Coach Wade Miller’s Coyotes will practice in helmets, shirts, and shorts for the first two days of practice. They will don shoulder pads on Aug. 3 and then go to full pads on Aug. 8.